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I'm a Theatre Major, who is interested in performing, writing, composing, and reading

As a child I was raised as a practicing Methodist Christian. I went through Sunday School, Confirmation, youth group, sang in the church choir and was very involved in my church. After a talk with a youth leader during my confirmation I grew to believe that questioning god and the current doctrines is important to being a christian, but that not every question has an answer, but that doesn't make the question any less valuable.

Although I am a member of the Methodist Church, I am still deciding what denomination will fit me best. I believe that there is a god and that Jesus came down to earth, died and rose again. I believe that love is the fundamental base of Christianity. I believe that it is never too late to be forgiven if one is truly sorry, but that doesn't mean it will be forgotten. I do not believe homosexuality is in any way a sin, but just a way that people are born to love. I do not believe that not being a christian will send you to hell, or that acts of violence done to "spread christianity" were in any way justified.

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My mother is catholic, and my father just says he believes in "something."

Atheist.

I'm a history major, with interests in art, politics, biological sciences, and humanity in general.

I was taken to a methodist church by my god mother every sunday when i was a child, yet i have never truely considered myself christen.

I have my own personal believes, but i hesitate when nameing them in a traditional way because i believe that the organization of religions in general leads to their corruption and ultimate moral failure. I do believe in an inherent power and ingrown morality that we have to accept and listen to.

I am a journalism major at Scripps. My interests are choir, movies, music, fashion and traveling. My hope is to one day write for an entertainment magazine.

I was raised Roman Catholic so my family goes to mass every Sunday. My dad is Italian so Catholicism has had a large impact on my life.

I don't identify with any one religious tradition. I value my Catholic heritage by disagree with a lot of the church's beliefs. I consider myself a spiritual person that doesn't subscribe to one particular religion.

dance, travel, language (french, slovak, russian, italian), helping to stop the genocide in darfur/raise awareness about it

Byzantine Catholic, Roman Catholic

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I am interested in writing, religion, and politics. I will be majoring in Magazine Journalism with a potential minor in either World Religions or Political Science.

I was raised with a flexible, Christian focus by a Roman Catholic mother and Methodist father. I attended religious classes (CCD), but religion was never heavily enforced in my home. From an early age, I constantly questioned my "tradition", and was thus reprimanded by my instructors.

At this point I do not affiliate myself with any religion in particular; I consider myself an Agnostic. In college I intend to explore various options, including Eastern religions, in order to find my place.

I am currently majoring in engineering, but I still consider myself undecided.
I love science and how things work; mainly because I want to know how God did it.

I love camping, and I have been with the Boy Scouts of America for the last 7 years. I am an Eagle Scout. One of the biggest parts of my life is my family, closely followed by my friends and Music. I played the tuba & sousaphone for all 4 years of high school, and hope to continue in college (starting my sophomore year). I have also been in the school choir, and was the stage manager for my final 2 years in high school in the musicals.

I was born and raised in the Moravian church, and it is the belief system I identify myself with now. I know most of you don't know what Moravians believe, so I have provided the home site of the denomination.
www.redeemermoravian.org

I am a member of the Church of the Redeemer in Dublin, OH. I am a Moravian.
www.moravian.org

"I believe in God, the Father Almighty,
the Creator of heaven and earth,
and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord:

Who was conceived of the Holy Spirit,
born of the Virgin Mary,
suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died, and was buried.

He descended into death.

The third day He arose again.

He ascended into heaven
and sits at the right hand of God the Father Almighty,
whence He shall come to judge the living and the dead.

I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy [universal] church,
the communion of saints,
the forgiveness of sins,
the resurrection of the body,
and life everlasting.

Amen."

~The Apostle's Creed

I am a journalism and English major who is very interested in literature and evolutionary biology.

I was raised Catholic.

I am now a firm atheist.

I am a creative writing and philosophy major; I am passionately interested in anything philosophical, and I love discussions. I read almost constantly -there's nothing in the world I would rather do than sit down with a good book and blaze through it. Writing is another of my big passions; I can hardly go a day without scribbling something. My career goal, however, is to be an editor, because that connects my loves of reading and writing and being a perfectionist. :)

I was raised Christian -baptized in a Catholic church as an infant and attending a Baptist church until I was in the 4th grade, when I moved. I haven't attended church regularly since I started high school; from 5th-8th grade I went to a Catholic school and attended Mass every Thursday. I have a lot of opinions on organized religion and church life, and I have undergone a lot of challenges to my faith over the past two years. Studying philosophy at the University of Findlay through the post-secondary program really helped me clarify my beliefs and opinions, as well as deal with some of the issues I've gone through with my family.

I still consider myself to be a Christian, although I don't affiliate myself with any particular branch. I have adopted Christianity into my own life in my own way, and my beliefs are shaped a lot by the philosophy I study and the world I see around me. I am very open-minded to new ways of thinking, and I try not to impose my own beliefs on anyone else. I enjoy hearing the opinions and thoughts of others on their beliefs as well as expressing my own.